• Vrrrrommm

    BMW Level 10 PC Case Is Art Deco Cray Supercomputer

    I don't know how Level 10 works, but apparently this PC case—designed by BMW DesignworksUSA for Thermaltake—is real. It looks like the son of a Terminator and a Cray supercomputer conceived in Miami. More »
    03/06/09
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    Comment by Lite: is on a boat.: Can you imagine trying to dust that damn thing? 8 Responses | Other threads

  • heatsinks

    Thermaltake's Xpressar PC Case Uses Actual Fridge Compressor For Cooling

    Onwards and upwards in the overclockers' heatsink game: The crazed coolant doctors at Thermaltake are now shipping what they're claiming is the first case to feature a DC-inverter micro refrigeration system onboard, which goes beyond conventional liquid-cooled setups by using the same type of compressor/condenser/coolant system found in a refrigerator or air conditioner into your PC case. UPDATE: It is not the first, as Asetek had done this ages ago. More »
    09/22/08
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    Comment by BloggyMcBlogBlog: Somebody wake me up when they make liquid helium coolers for cooling your processor. 2 Responses | Other threads

  • coolers

    Thermaltake's V1 Cooler is Half Artwork, Half Airy Lungs For Your CPU

    Current gadget design tends to favor minimalism... but that's simply not true for this Thermaltake V1 cooler. Ohoho no. The Thermaltake designer who came up with this must've been an artist in a former career. Just look at it: so detailed, organically-shaped and glittery it's an artwork. And one you'd surely have to show off if you chose to mount it to your CPU. It's got a 12v fan, operates between 1,300 and 2,000 and is around 5-inches tall and 4-inches wide and will cost you around $60. [BBG via DVice]
    07/30/08
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    Comment by Crowbot: Q-tip I worry anyway because my kitchen is connected to my computer station. more » | Other threads

  • power supply

    ThermalTake's Outrageous 1500W Power Supply

    If you are into building your own computers, you know how expensive it is to keep up with the latest hardware requirements. That having been said, if you are planning on building a quad-core rig sometime in the near future, you can now step up to 1500W of power (1600W peak) thanks to the latest model in the ThermalTake Toughpower series. No pricing details have been made available, but it is safe to assume that this one will set you back a few bucks — and that's not even considering the smoking crater left in your wallet after the monthly power bill arrives. [ThermalTake via Ubergizmo]
    11/17/07
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    Comment by mrz2u: 1.21 JIGAWATTS! I'm sure in 1985 plutonium is available at every corner drugstore, but in 1955 it's a little hard... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Soprano Aluminum Keyboard is Completely Unrelated to the Jersey Mafia

    This Thermaltake Soprano keyboard has nothing to do with the seminal HBO mob drama, but you just know that Thermaltake was hoping to get a boost in their Google PageRank with that name. Chances are, an aluminum keyboard with a "scissor foot" design underneath the keys to provide for maximum comfort won't be as popular as the show, but hey, you never know. [Far East Gizmos]
    09/24/07
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    Comment by SomeoneUKno: Nice. Now when I go to LAN parties, not only will I have a sleek looking keyboard, but I... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    ThermalTake BlueOrb FX CPU Fan Shows Temp, Noise Level

    ThermalTake's original BlueOrb has been a favorite for DIY PC builders, with its great cooling and relatively low noise level. How could ThermalTake improve on that gigantic design? How about by putting a spinning LED in there that displays the temperature and noise level? More »
    03/14/07
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    Comment by Freebadeebadingdong: Why, why, why, why? Did I say why? When using my computer, I typically am looking at the monitor, not... more » | Other threads

  • laptops

    Thermaltake iXoft Fanless Laptop Cooler

    Thermaltake, the king of keeping things cool, has added this fanless laptop cooling pad to their line of cooling accessories. This 22-ounce pad uses a little bit of chemistry to keep the laptop cool by absorbing heat and distributing it across the pad. It is available in black and white and support laptops up to 17-inches. Because the iXoft is fabric, it can also be folded or rolled-up for easy transportation. –Travis Hudson More »
    02/07/07
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  • pcs

    Quad FX-ready Towers Keep Your CPUs Chilled

    System builders listen up. If you've been eyeing AMD's 4x4 platform, the company has teamed up with Thermaltake to create two Quad FX-ready towers, the Armor Extreme Edition and the Kandalf Extreme Edition. The towers use a Dual-Channel Air Guide to pump cool air from outside directly to the two CPUs inside. Both towers also come with dual 120mm and 90mm fans to keep the rest of your components cool. Pricing hasn't been set, but if you're dying to build a quad-core AMD system, these towers should guide you in the right direction. – Louis Ramirez More »
    12/05/06
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    Comment by dtn: Sorry, but I think that AMD really screwed the pooch on the Quad. Personally, I think they're scrambling to... more » | Other threads

  • pcs

    Mini-Fridge Case Mod

    This project was completed with a $200 budget and most mini-fridges will run your $100 or less, but this is a nice addition to any geek's setup. Paying two times as much to be two times cooler? I think it is worth it, just imagine how many ladies you could get with this. More »
    04/11/06
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    Comment by deziner: one word: beer more » | Other threads

  • pcs

    Thermaltake's Temperature Display Case Fan

    This Thermaltake case fan will be a big hit with the case mod crowd. The 80mm fan has a red LED to display the case temperature and Thermaltake logo while it spins at 2,000 RPM. The fan comes in two versions, the iFlash mini and the iFlash 12. The latter version trades in the logo for red, green, and blue alternating LED color. There is certainly no arguing with their claim that these will be "Coolall your eyes" — no arguing because we really don't know what that means. More »
    03/26/06
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    Comment by chulo_allen: now thats a great idea .. sure hope they let people insert custom messages and pics, cause if they dont,... more » | Other threads

  • pcs

    Thermaltake

    This is like a bomb shelter, but for your precious pornography and manga rips. Thermaltake has released this VA8000BWS case for the most hardcore of geeks who seem to treat their high-end PC better than their first born. Ha! Like that could happen (shut up junior, I'm working here). This case weighs in at roughly 35 pounds and will set you back around $150. The large size and durability ensures maximum longevity. This case will definitely provide the best and longest relationship any potential purchaser will have. More »
    09/27/05
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    Comment by dakh: Why is the Thermaltake VA8000BWS case newsworthy? I've had Coolermaster's equivalent, the CMStacker (STC-T01, also ~$150), since February, and... more » | Other threads

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